Webinar: Pride, Power, and Peer Support: Exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ Experiences in the Disability Community
Pride, Power, and Peer Support: Exploring 2SLGBTQIA+ Experiences in the Disability Community In celebration of Pride Month, Spinal Cord Injury Ontario invites you to a dynamic and thought-provoking webinar highlighting the lived experiences of 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals within the disability community. Moderated by Rachele Manett, a queer, disabled sex educator and host of Real Talk with […]
Peer Connections: Ottawa Tetra Society
Join SCIO-Ottawa Thursday, June 26th from 4:30-6:30 as we explore the incredible work of Tetra Society – Ottawa Chapter with Kathryn Slater. Learn how this volunteer-driven organization designs and builds customized assistive devices to help people with disabilities overcome physical barriers in daily life. Whether you’re curious about how to request a project, want to […]
Peer Connections: Women with SCI
Are you a woman navigating life with a spinal cord injury? You’re invited to join our Women’s Group, where we gather to share experiences, offer encouragement, and build meaningful connections. Our group offers a space for women of all ages and backgrounds who are living with spinal cord injuries, whether you’re newly injured or have […]
Peer Connections: Staying Active With An SCI
Join us for an inspiring Peer Connection featuring Robert Buren, a passionate athlete and advocate who sustained a spinal cord injury in 2008. Robert will share his personal journey of adapting to life with an SCI and how physical activity became a cornerstone of his recovery, independence, and well-being. Whether you’re new to exercise or […]
Peer Connections: Men with SCI – GTA
Join us for a community-driven group for men with spinal cord injuries who want to connect, reflect, and grow alongside others who understand their journey. This group provides a relaxed and respectful space to talk about real-life topics. Everything from adapting to daily life and maintaining physical and mental health to navigating relationships and identity. […]
